Ok, I have tested this a bit, but I am missing some upkeep numbers (not in the wiki) and I want to know if the calculations are correct. If you want to download and let me know.
I would love to have critiques and feedback. Thanks.
ShipBuilder (has two versions, one is older Excel and the other newer)
http://facebookgamereview.com/gl/ShipBuilder.zip

Need to make your boxes bigger. There are WAY more modules than you allow space for.

suggestion #1...... try making it in Google Docs.... that way people without office won't have to install anything

I am working on it, it is almost done...

Also, I tested this with a level 1200 ship from my legion and all the modules fit... The first column is a number so you can specify 8 Heavy Nulls and use only one line for eight modules... But, I might be able to add a few more rows...

Ya. I don't have the new excel. But it looks really promising.

Here it is in Google Docs, please make a copy, don't edit the template as I cannot lock cells so you can mess up the calculations...

EDIT: Use the template below...

I found that I can make this a template which would be better, so search the template gallery in Google Docs:
https://docs.google.com/templates?hl=en_US
and search for "Galaxy Legion"

you are missing modules just in weapons have noticed lazuli tevrazon core, dark mutagen battery and mk 9 radiant surge cannons and there are not enough rows for modules people have.

The Radiant is strangely ordered, it is before Mk V... The Dark Mutagen and Tevrazon Core are under Energy...

If you do not have microshaft office, search and download Open Office, it is free and will do anything MS office will. I am just trying to help my fellow players, it helps me out a lot. BTW any program MS puts out there is a free version out there that is better, just my opinion here.

Interesting chart, I can see a lot of work went into this




You can download OpenOffice for free. Plus Google won't have access to your files



You can change the size of the boxes.
1. Hold down ctrl
2. Click on the column numbers you want to change
3. Drag any one column to the size you want and all those you selected will become that size.

see the highlighted text
didn't wanna get into all the other reasons, but here it is anyway...
it's safer to share stuff like this via google docs... don't have to worry about macro viruses in the files being traded....
and there's no really important data in a file like this, so privacy (keeping the files off of a public server) is a moot point
personally i have both Office 2003 and 2007, but i was making the suggestion so everyone can benefit from his work
(oh, and some people might be working on a shared computer lab and don't have permissions to install stuff)

here's a direct link to the preview page for the template, no searching needed
https://docs.google.com/previewtemplate?id=0Am7ViRuKV95CdDhkUG9kTTg4RmxGSW1IdHlXNTZncWc&mode=public

Thanks, I wasn't sure that would work...

We might need an update for the Trinity-Core Drives...

I'll work on an update for Trinity-Core Drive and DataStream Compilers.